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THAT'S WRITE
THAT'S WRITE
THAT'S WRITE
THAT'S WRITE
2017

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THAT'S WRITE

Smartband

The visually impaired often encounter problems when trying to use the smartphone’s keypad. THAT’S WRITE can help, enabling them to enter information on their smartphones more quickly and easily. If you wear this band on your wrist and write anywhere with your finger, it'll capture your motion and type the characters onto the screen. And it also includes a watch function. The numbers on the screen’s surface are raised, making it possible for blind people to check the time.

JURY STATEMENT

Great if it works

WINNER STATEMENT

This prize is actually a milestone in my design life. It tells me that everything I have worked on was all correct and fantastic.

UNIVERSITY

Incheon National University Division of Design

Incheon, KR
DESIGN

Incheon National University Division of Design

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